HyperX

Signature HyperX comfort carries over to the brand’s first open-back gaming headset.

While gaming performance is strong, there are some signs of cost-cutting.

The Omen Max 16 definitely looks like a desktop replacement gaming laptop, but its gaming performance meows instead of roars.

The HyperX Cloud Stinger 3 Wireless is an over-ear wireless gaming headset with 50mm dynamic drivers, a flip-to-mute boom mic, and up to 80 hours of battery life — all for under $100.

The HyperX FlipCast is an end-address professional-quality microphone with both USB-C and XLR connectivity and tons of on-mic controls. It looks and sounds good, but is it worth the $230 price tag?

The HyperX Eve 1800 is not a good keyboard, even for $50, as it’s lacking in features and not pleasant to use.

The HyperX Origins 2 65 is a solid 65% mechanical keyboard that does an OK job at trying to implement the o-ring mount style.

But not 250-hour battery life with simultaneous dual-wireless connectivity.

The HyperX SoloCast 2 is an impressive $60 cardioid mic with a clever built-in stand, but you'll still want to mount it on a boom arm for the best results.